Sentence examples for much liked one from inspiring English sources

I haven't seen it yet; I very much liked one of his earlier directorial efforts, "Le Stade de Wimbledon Wimbledon Stadiumium"—about which, here's a bit of information and a clip), and, when "Tournée" was released in France last summer, I did a post calling attention to its unusual sources and influences.

Next to each machine's LCD screen, there is a printer much like one on a cash register.

It's a theatre much like one on Broadway, ornate chandeliers, moldings, side boxes with ornate balconies.

In a movie industry constantly on the prowl for young leading men, he looks very much like one possible answer to Hollywood's continual casting quandaries.

"But not much — like one or two million dollars," Alberto said.

Even so, DeLillo has never written like an insider, or behaved much like one.

You live in a show home, or something that looks very much like one.

It was a ceremony much like one they might have had in the 1950s.

"He was very much like one of my characters, so I was interested," Mr. Cooper said.

Although KidZanias look much like one another, the behavior of their visitors varies by nation.

They don't much like one another, yet when the meal is finished they cannot leave.